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More than 276,000 QC residents get financial aid amid lockdown

More than 276,000 QC residents get financial aid amid lockdown
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276,000 families in Quezon City get cash aid

(QC PIO / MANILA BULLETIN) According to the City Treasurer’s Office data, as of April 13, around 276,389 families or an estimate of more than 865,000 residents have received their financial aid. “This is an achievement already given that it has just been a week since we started distribution and considering the number of people that we have to cover before the 15-day deadline set for all cities in Metro Manila,” Mayor Joy Belmonte said. Quezon city ranked second on a percentage basis which distributed the most number of assistance to its constituents among local government units in the National Capital Region Plus based on the report of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG).

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McCarthy loses latest appeal against 12-week ban

McCarthy loses latest appeal against 12-week ban April 10, 2021 Cork manager Ronan McCarthy. ©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo. Cork football manager Ronan McCarthy has failed in his latest appeal against his 12-week suspension. The Rebels boss was given the ban by the Central Hearings Committee for overseeing a collective training session on a beach in Youghal in January, which was in breach of GAA guidelines. McCarthy requested a hearing with the Disputes Resolution Authority as he decided not to accept the charge of misconduct considered to have discredited the association . He had previously requested hearings with the GAA’s Central Hearings and Appeals Committees, and his latest appeal was rejected last night by an independent DRA.

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